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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
2
A fragment from the Emmons County Record traces the paper’s long history from its first issues as the Winona Lancet to the Emmons County Republican era, noting misnumbered volumes and ownership changes. It also mentions Edward VII’s death, Senator McCumber’s recovery, and railway wage boosts amid national events.
James A. Erhap describes Edward VII as the late king noted for punctilious proprieties and diplomacy. He was a popular, humane statesmanlike figure praised for courtesy, fairness, and social leadership across the British Empire.
Since his first appearance at Grand Forks a week ago James W. Foley has received many invitations to read his poems across the state. He recently spoke to an enthusiastic Valley City audience and set a return date in Grand Forks with equal reception. His entertainment combines original remarks with readings from his popular poems and is expected to continue through the summer and fall.
The Sheldon Progress notes W M House of Wyndmere announces his candidacy for secretary of state. A Civil War veteran and former Richland County school superintendent, he has held multiple state posts, edited the Wyndmere Pioneer, and is a Republican seeking June primary support. If elected he plans to live in the Capital City.
Countywide notice informs teachers pupils and parents that regular examinations for pupils finishing common branches will run May 19 and 20 at Linton Hazel ton Braddock Hull Union No 2 and Glanavon No 6. Pupils should take these exams for written proof of completion. Completion certificates are honored at state institutions. Henry H Hanson County Superintendent.
A new lot of pretty dress and street hats arrives every day or two and a new line of veils and scarfs is announced. Dressmaking of all kinds is provided at reasonable prices. Please call and let us prove our statements. Raven Sisters Milliners.
Edward VII is portrayed as a man of polished manners who avoided pomp yet exuded personal charm. He valued propriety, loyalty to friends, and a public image of a genial gentleman, winning broad popularity across Europe and among Brits, while balancing duties with private restraint and thoughtful conduct.
A fragment from Dean Farrar discusses Stanley's Sinai and Palestine with apocalyptic imagery such as a burning bush. The text hints at transcription errors and sensational misreadings including a supposed Mount of Oilret scene and Jerusalem abbreviation.
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